Asklemmy

Analogue clocks, particularly clock towers in towns, but also just basic clocks on the wall in your home. With smart devices everywhere, it seems like they're not needed and probably old-fashioned. The circular 12-hour clock face probably feels like the floppy disk icon or the rotary telephone, in terms of how 'of another era' it is, but it's still a fantastic and resilient form factor for the purpose of visualising the passage of time. Digital is great, but analogue will be with us for the foreseeable future (and I'm including in that the representation of analogue in a digital form, e.g. on smartwatches that provide a classic clock face graphic).

Leeches are still used in some surgeries.

Wii console: remote controler plus informatic knowledge make this a trustfull smartTV

Fortran, probably

Darcs VCS

I'd say vinyl. Looks like a thing from the 60s but it's still pretty relevant today

Writing down your thoughts! It’s not the same as typing things down, writing really makes me feel lighter and somehow reduces my stress levels.

Awnings

Small phones, structuralism, and Mr. Rogers.